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Hospital Board Seeks Applications for Vacancy

The St. John’s Health Board of Trustees is accepting written expressions of interest for the position of Trustee of Teton County Hospital District, dba St. John’s Health. The vacancy was created upon the resignation of longtime Trustee Joe Albright, who submitted his letter of resignation to Board Chair Sue Critzer on November 9, 2021.

"During his tenure, Joe made many significant contributions to St. John’s Health, most recently serving on our Quality and Facilities committees, taking a very active role in the planning and opening of Sage Living, and mentoring new Trustees,” said Chair Critzer. “Joe will always be a valued part of the St. John’s family.” In addition to his twelve years as Trustee, Albright also volunteered his time generously to assist as an Affordable Care Act (ACA) navigator, helping Teton County community members register for health insurance.

Albright cited his job as a Covid case investigator with the Teton County Health Department as a reason for his departure. “It turns out there is not enough time in the week to do both jobs well while also keeping an eye on the operations of the Flat Creek Ranch,” said Albright. “I leave the board with a conviction that the hospital is in good hands – even during the stressful times when all hospitals in the country are hurting from Covid.”

Following Wyoming state statute, St. John’s Health Trustees will appoint a candidate to fill the board vacancy. The appointment is effective from the date the new Trustee is sworn in through the Teton County general election in November 2022. Albright will stay on as a Trustee until a successor is appointed.

Written expressions of interest in the Trustee vacancy should be sent via email to kconnelly@stjohns.health. Upon receipt of expressions of interest, candidates will receive an application that should be completed and submitted by December 6. Trustee interviews with final candidates will be held the morning of January 10, 2022 in meetings open to the public. The Board of Trustees expects to fill the vacancy at its regular monthly public meeting later that day. According to state statute, except for employees of St. John’s Health, any qualified elector resident in Teton County, WY (which comprises the hospital district) is eligible to serve.

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Media Contact:
Karen Connelly, Chief Communications Officer, kconnelly@stjohns.health, 307.739.7380

About St. John’s Health:
St. John’s Health is a locally led community health system serving Teton County, WY and the surrounding region. Recently recognized as a top hospital by Newsweek, St. John’s Health is focused on clinical excellence, individualized care, and community wellness. St. John’s Health offers a broad range of high-quality inpatient and outpatient care and a five-star senior living community in Jackson, WY.